Despite a record profit of $18.4 billion in it’s recent earnings reports, one of the most discussed bit of Apple news isn’t even official yet. Traction has been gaining on the rumored iPhone 5se, a 4-inch version of the popular smartphone. The iPhone 5se will replace the current 5s as…
Google created an experimental browser game, with the licensed blessing of Lucasfilm Ltd. Lightsaber Escape lacks Star Wars in the title, but is a simple game testing a new web technology using the series as a backdrop. The game connects a desktop version of Chrome to a mobile device, using a…
Another day, another YouTube feature removed. The popular video streaming service made a low key announcement that users will no longer have access to the webcam capture feature after January 16, 2016 as noted by VentureBeat. The feature allowed users to capture from their webcam, bypassing a capture program to…
When the first generation Chromecast came out we were promised a cheap option to make the traditional TV into a smart TV, and for the most part it worked. At $35 the Chromecast allowed users to stream content from various apps at a fraction of the cost of the newly…
Google returns to a smaller smartphone with the Nexus 5X The Nexus 5X is the successor the the tremendously popular 2013 Nexus 5. Both phones are made by LG, but the 5X was built for Android 6.0 Marshmallow and contains some significant hardware and software upgrades. Pixel C is a…
At Google’s event on Tuesday, few announcements were more anticipated and expected than the release of a successor to the Nexus 6. Google made good on those expectations with the announcement of the Nexus 6P.
With the goal of delivering fast and polished experiences to the homes of wifi and app users around the world, Google introduced us to Chromecast in July of 2013.
Google has announced the new Pixel C Android tablet into their lineup. Set to come out “in time for the holidays” according to Pixel Project Manager, Andrew Bowers. He then discussed the versatility of the device.
It’s been two years since LG launched the Nexus 5, a smartphone that received rave reviews worldwide. With the much larger Nexus 6 being the supposed ‘next step’, users were left feeling wanting. Well now those desires are a thing of the past as Google and LG have now just announced…
Google and Twitter announced via tweets between the companies that searches on desktop will now show relevant tweets about the topic. This is an extension of a partnership that previously applied only to mobile.